Indie rock
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The document analyzes several indie rock music videos, noting common visual elements like close-ups showing the relationship between artists and audience, casual clothing, singing and playing instruments. Location settings include trucks, clubs and playgrounds. Videography styles like hand-held cameras, low or high pitch lighting, and narratives that amplify the song lyrics are also discussed.
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The document provides an analysis of indie music videos. It discusses that indie music videos typically have low budgets and feature simple settings focused on the artist. Live performances are very common to showcase the artist's talents. Narratives are also used to help audiences relate to the song lyrics. Close-up shots of the artist are important to convey emotion. Indie videos often have a retro style through sets, costumes, and effects. There is usually a strong relationship between the visuals, music, and lyrics.
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Codes and conventions of a rock music video
Rock music originated in the 1950s in the US and was influenced by other genres like folk, country, and jazz. It is typically performed by bands with 4 or more members playing electric guitar and other instruments like drums. Rock artists in music videos and performances commonly wear black, have tattoos and piercings, and use facial expressions and body language to express the mood of the song. Rock videos also feature common visual conventions like low-key lighting, outdoor settings, cuts that match the tempo, and narratives that relate to the lyrics.
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The document analyzes and summarizes key elements found in several rock music videos including Foo Fighters' "Pretender", Muse's "Time is Running Out", The Rolling Stones' "Doom and Gloom", U2's "Numb", and Green Day's "American Idiot". Many of the videos feature bands playing instruments, low pitch lighting, casual dark clothing, close-ups that create a sense of voyeurism, and content that amplifies the lyrics of the songs. Settings for the videos include warehouses, dark rooms, and unspecified performance spaces.
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Evaluation task 1
This document discusses conventions and forms used in alternative rock music videos and how the media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. It summarizes key conventions for camera work, editing, costumes, locations, performance, props, websites, and digipaks found in research. For each convention, it provides examples from well-known bands and describes how the media product incorporates the convention, such as using close-ups of musicians, discontinuity editing, urban locations, and dark, simple designs.
Evaluation question 1
Our music video challenges some conventions of the ballad/pop genre by not including a clear narrative and using split screens in unconventional ways. However, it also uses common techniques like editing on the beat, close-ups of the artist, and multiple location changes. Overall, it aims to balance pushing boundaries while still connecting to audiences through familiar genre conventions.
Evaluation task 1
The document discusses several conventions used in alternative rock music videos, including the use of close-up camera shots on musicians to showcase their skills, discontinuity editing to maintain visual interest, costumes consisting of simple t-shirts and jeans, urban locations like warehouses to seem tough, and animated digipaks and dark-themed websites to match the genre's alternative aesthetic.
Assignment 18
The document analyzes 18 different music videos. It provides information on the artist, genre of music, type of video (such as narrative, performance, or conceptual), purpose of the video, and what elements were seen as inspirational for each video. The types of videos included narratives used to promote artists or their songs, performances to increase popularity and revenue, and conceptual videos to promote albums or collaborate with fans. Elements like editing, cinematography, locations, and special effects were commonly cited as inspirational parts of the videos.
Music Video Director- Shane Drake
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The group will create a music video for an indie pop song that tells a narrative of a relationship ending through scenes acted out by two classmates. Their idea draws from common conventions in the genre, like using a storyline instead of a performance. They will reflect the indie pop aesthetic through costumes incorporating items like chequered shirts, sunglasses and quirky accessories. Locations around Cambridge will be used to represent the UK origins of indie pop. Effects like dimming and sepia tones may be applied in post-production to match the mood of the lyrics.
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[1] The author's group researched conventions of real rap/rock media products and chose that genre to work with. They found and collaborated with Archean Soundtrack.
[2] To design the media products, the author analyzed theories of narrative and conventions of real rap and rock music videos, CD covers, and magazine ads.
[3] The final media products incorporated learned conventions like close-ups, lyrics/visual relationships, and logos to appeal to rap/rock audiences and demonstrate genre conventions.
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Evaluation task 1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real alternative rock music videos and forms. It summarizes that conventions like close-ups of musicians, tracking shots, discontinuity editing, urban locations, direct address to the camera, band merchandise and equipment, darkly themed websites and digipaks are commonly used. The media product incorporates many of these conventions, such as close-ups, editing, urban locations, direct address performances, and darkly designed digital and online content, to represent the alternative rock genre.
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The document outlines a pitch for an indie pop artist named Didi and the Darkside for a music video for the song "Dog Days Are Over" by Florence + The Machine. The proposed video would cut between performances by the artist and a narrative of a relationship ending from the girl's perspective, featuring happy memories and her unwillingness to let go. It would incorporate stylistic elements like bold makeup, dancing, and intertextual references to convey the artist's genre and the emotions in the lyrics.
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The document summarizes the analysis of two music videos that were reviewed to help inform the production of the student's own music video. The Pharrell Williams "Happy" video was chosen because it is also in the dance genre. Key elements noted were bright colors, dancing, and smiling people. The Clean Bandit and Jess Glynne "Real Love" video featured a female artist, and the student wants to portray their artist similarly, showing her enjoying the music and looking nicely dressed with bold hair. These elements may be incorporated into their own music video to suit the genre and artist portrayal.
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This document discusses indie rock music videos. It notes that indie rock videos often feature live performances to show the artist's passion. It also mentions that many indie rock videos tell a narrative that relates to the song's lyrics, which can engage audiences beyond just fans of the music. The document provides examples of performance-based and narrative indie rock music videos from 30 Seconds to Mars and Arctic Monkeys. It then analyzes the music video for "Demons" by Imagine Dragons, noting its hybrid style with both performance and narrative elements, and technical aspects like editing, sound, and camerawork.
Indie Rcok
This document discusses indie rock music videos. It notes that indie rock videos often feature live performances to show the artist's passion. It also mentions that many indie rock videos tell a narrative that relates to the song's lyrics, which can engage audiences beyond just fans of the music. The document provides examples of performance-based and narrative indie rock music videos from 30 Seconds to Mars and Arctic Monkeys. It then analyzes the music video for "Demons" by Imagine Dragons, noting its hybrid style with both performance and narrative elements, and technical aspects like editing, sound, and camerawork.
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